Preventing the spread of COVID 19 by promoting good hygiene practices in vulnerable communities in the Marshall Islands, through community awareness and hand sanitising stations.
Federal spending to Marshall Islands
11 records totalling $626,293.78 CAD, from official Government of Canada open data.
Strengthening the capacity of communities and healthcare workers in the Marshall Islands to respond to COVID-19 through animated public health videos in local language and a mental health workshop.
Building the capacity of fishery officers in the Marshall Islands to combat illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing through the development and use of a standardised intelligence-driven job aid.
Increasing the wellbeing of citizens by strengthening psychological first aid training and awareness campaigning with culturally appropriate information, education, communication materials and trainin...
Increasing the involvement of women in decision making, political leadership and democratic processes at all levels of government in the Republic of Marshall Islands, through workshops and presentatio...
Improving public health and safety in the Marshall Islands through a sterilisation and vaccination program for dogs and cats, combined with capacity building of vet medics and the development of educa...
Through contribution agreements, the CFLI provides financial assistance to cover all or part of the costs of relatively modest projects conceived, designed and implemented mainly by local authorities,...
Improving public health and animal management in the Marshall Islands through training; education and veterinary care in underserved areas.
Strengthening food security of Aur Atoll communities in the Marshall Islands through procurement of solar freezer systems and training on use and maintenance.
Creating the first Marshallese LGBT+ youth group to strengthen the 'Iakwe'
Increasing the involvement of six young women in the clean energy sector through recruitment and a training program which teaches practical skills in un-electrified sites